Stabilization funds that saved an already broken child care industry from collapse during the pandemic have expired, putting 3.2 million children at risk of losing access to child care. Meaning we are now past the deadline and Congress needs to act NOW. This is why Congress must prioritize providing at least $16 billion per year in emergency child care dollars while ensuring no cuts to child care and early learning programs. This is the only way to address this crisis without creating a new one!

Call your member of Congress today to tell them: “Emergency funding that saved the child care industry during the pandemic has expired and millions of children are at risk of losing access to care. Tell Congress that they must pass emergency child care funding now!”